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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-18
By +. q. Cook. Auc:lOncor,
81 Ninth street.
REAL ESTATE ArPRIVATE SALE.

EOR SALE, THAT MOST De Sc,
4 SIRABLE AND ELIGlBLY-LOCATED- 4-
FARM, situated on the north side OF tho OLD Rich
m nd and Osborne turnpike, about two niles
from tire city of Richmond, in the county Of Hem
rico, containing ~ ACRES moro or less, ana
uVon which the late Martin Ioughrane has re-
sided for many years. Tho said farm Is al
Inir1bly adapted for the dairy huiness. ald
r. altogether one OF the most dcsirable In the
vicinity al Richmond. Tho resi- .cuce upon
tho same has recently been put In complete
rCrair.
TERMS: Easy.
Apply 70 PETER SMITH. Post Oaioc Box i22.
Norfolk, Va or apply 10 JOHN SMITH, i2j
north Seventeenth street. nh l5-3.'
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4 UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
"A STORE PROPERTY AND BUILDINd
LOT IN MANCHESTER, YA.-At the request
Of the owner we viii sell az public auction, on
the premises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH Is, 1887,
df fair; II not. the next fair day thcreafter)
The following PROPERTY, to wit:
fst. Commencing al o'clock +. NJ, that VAL
LIABLE FRAME STORE situated on the corner
Of Fourth and Hull streets, fronting on seid
Hull street ~ feet 5 inches and running back
30 feet.
2d. At { O'Clock p. H., that BEAUTIFULLY
LOCATED BUILDING LOT situated on Ninth
street between cambridge and Porter streets,
fronting on Ninth street - feet and running
back 10 feet 81 inches.
II Is seldom TINT such an opportunity is Of
fered 10 purchase such valuable real estate,
and rs Manchester property Il rapidly increas-
ing in value now II the time for parties wishing
20 make good interest to buy.
TERMS: One fourth cash, and the balance
payable in one, two. and three years.
SAMPSON IL ADANSON,
NH 1G&lR9t AuctOneers.
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10. 70 Ninth street.
HANDSOME FURNITURE, BRUS-
Ii Sells CARPETS RUGS. CURTAINS, EN-
CRAVINGS, FANCY CHAIRS AND TABLES,
PLATEDWARL, GLASSWARE, CHINA. &C,
AT AUC1ION.-By direction or the owner
who is about to remove from the city, viii
sell at auction, on
TUESDAY, MARCH nd DISTANT,
NJ l0I O'Clock, at the residence No. ~ east
Fiaiklin street an Of the HOUSE HOLD AND
KITCHEN lUBNilI RE, &c, consisting Of
1 WALNUT IAhLOR SUIT, upholstered In
RAW SILK;
Handsome rORTiERES and RODS;
LACE-CJk1 AlNs, WINDOW and MANTLE
Eon dor ETA il>5 fABLEs.rANcY CHAIRS;
Excellent BRU Els and other CARPETS;
FIR and SAi RIA RUGS;
LOUNGES. ESGRANINGS, PICTURES;
BlsQUE and PARiAE FIGURES, BRIc-A-
Why ELNHoRATTLY- CARVED ROSE
WOOD CHAMBER SUIT, in excellent or
der;
/ WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT, in nice order;
NAHuGONY WARDKOBEs and Othor fUBNI-
IURE:
Hardsomc WAiEUT MARBLE-TOP GUFTET;
Iauds oine WALNUT REFRIGERATOR;
WALNUT EXTFAslON pINlNG-TABLE;
ENGLISU DKiSSEN DlNlNG-EOOMChNRS;
CHINA EiNNkk sci, O. i 81 AsSN ARE;
sILNEB-FLATEDNAKE TABLEWARE;
Several excellent STOVES;
4 fun assortment at KITCHEN FURNITURE
ard HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
Al 81 the above are exceptionally neat md
veil Kept, are Of tho best quality and well de-
serve the attention OF hOusekeopers.
sale VercmptOry. and articles must be re-
moved immediately after the sale.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
NH 16-N, T. "a, Su&Tu Aucticnecr.
Is Manning C. staples a Co., Aucdoneers.
4 UCTION SALE OF 4 VALUA-
~ BE LOT. WITH SMALL FRAME BUILD
l.G THEREON. SITUATED on THE NORTH
LINE OF BROOD STREET BE r " f. ES
SMITH AND HENRY STi,EETS.-At the re-
quest Of The owner we win Offer az auction,
upon The premises. on
MONDAY. MARCH u, 1851,
ats o'clock 7. NJ. TIE LOT as above described,
fronting on Broad street c3A feet 10y ~ deep
20 n wide paved elley.
TERMS: one third cash; balance SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months.
MANNING c. STAPLES & CO..
NH T. Auctioneers.
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RAILROAD LINES.
"a, IN "a ass-.ST-.G. -gTrI;-sI7 -.s,sr-57E-Hz1
tsA SS,S@sS.iss Sag's..s;ss.s ~sss....:iisfT, :.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.


Esl @ 56s@ss;j.., 5,,s,..!.;s q s:.:.!IIsls
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH - 1857
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNcHBURG.
LEAVE RICHMOND
1919 A. NJ. Daily, "a Richmond and Peters
burg railroad. Arrive AT Peters
burg il.3S 4. NJ: leave Petersburg
il:4o \. ". daily; arrive at Norfolk
2:g5 p. NJ.
GOA. NJ. Daily, ia Richmond and Peters
burg railroad. Arrive no Peters.
burg 1910 4. N. No. leaves Pc
tersbure 1850 p. 81. for Farmyine
Lynchburg, ROANOKE, Bristol,
Knoxville. and all points south and
west
THROUGH CAR TO LYNCHBURG.
$50 Y. n. Daily, except sunday, ria Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad.
Arrive Petersburg 100 p NJ;
leave Petersburg 9.25 p. VI.
daily. arriving Norfolk l0Cj r. VI.
Through car Richmond TO Norfolk.
$3.50 P. ". Daily, except Sunday, tiG Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad.
Arrive at Petersburg 7:g0 7. NJ,
connecting with Train No.
leaving Petersburg az 500 =. NJ.
for Farmville, Lynchburg, Roa-
nokc, Bristol, Knoxville. Chaita-
nooga, aud all poiuts south and
PULLMAN sLEEPING-CAR ACCOAMODA-
TlONS.
No. i-Sleeping-car from Petersburg % Brls
toll without change, and LynchbUTg 10 Little
Rock without change.
No. s-LynchDurg 10 New Orleans, and Roan-
ole 10 Chattanooga without change.
Tickets, baggage-chocks, and All Information
can be obtained az Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot aud at A. W. Carriers, 1900 Haln
street W. B. BEVILL,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
CHARLES G. EDDY. vice-Presidcnt
General ONCE. RoansAe, Va. NH u
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
ia AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-SchcGule
commencing NOVEMBER g, lsS6-eastem
standard time
;:0O A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daty;
stops only at Ashland, junction,
Milford, and fredericksburg
Sleeper 70 Washington. Leaves
Washington for New York at ll:-0
4. NJ.
1907 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Sueet station daily,
except sunday. Leaves Washing
ton for New \ ork at 40 p. NJ, also
10y limited al $50 y. NJ.
$50 p. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street stnt.on daily
Sleeper h. New York.
1929 A. NJ. arrives at Byri-Street station daily
SLEEPER from New York.
2:39 Z. NJ, arrives az characterization daily;
stops az Fredericksburg, Milford,
ana junction. Sleeper from Wash
ingtou.
g:lj P. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Streel station daily
except Sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
400 P. NJ. accommodation, leaves Broad
Street station: arrives at Ashland
at5P. NJ.
6O4 P. H.. leaves Elba; arrives al Ashland:at
G:ii z. ".
s5J A. NJ, accommodation. arrives NJ Broad
Street station; leaves Ashland at
A. ".
5:J9 p NJ, arrives 40 Eiba; leaves Ashland at
STRIP. NJ.
c. 4. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
Z. T. ID. MYERS. General superintendent
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NEW YOBk, PHILADELPHIA
~ tNp
NORFOLK RAILROAD CONpAsr
PASSENGER ANp FAST FE.lCt. .r.s
nFEN.fs
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, ANp ...u.
NOM.


. Going NORTH. ie1ss pienmot. r.......
wharf, az a. 81. Cn az fsDAle. T!IE ..t,,
and SAT RnAAr. srritng 20 Caro- t...
+. NJ; Philadelphia. SD q. ~. Nes l....
4. VI.
Leave New Yesk r1 pennsylyara ,..- a..
every SUNDAY. Tlf ~pAi. ana 1883 .>.tf
ats z. NJ; Philadelphia At il.'1 p. o. f..,
Peuasy wanna r2ilrnsf. Bgard-sfraet .,....
Arrive Cage Cherries $50 =. H.: le.,.. t...
Charles by steamer, arriving 40 E,lmIl,..
r.
PULLMAN FALhCF-Ckrs
run between Ncw icra AID IA.'ale,.a ...
Cape Charles
low PAssi.,GlR RNTE,.
10 New Yorb .iwitruI. ............. t.t.
10 New lort 'unlmifci ..... ......
To PbiiadeiTh ia hmltciN. ............. ..
To fhilahelIhia g- 4TifoN ...... ..
scc0nd-C lasa to Nv lOff iimlfni. ...
Close connection mad" 20 NsW l.r, f-,.
points North and ka.-
FREIGHT RATE, A. Low 4 81, Dnu,
liNF>
Special low freight COZ .racts will re ....
upon application.
For Information apply o. JOHN IS. Wl'.I
Contracting Agent l.oi yeiu street
RIB COUkr
Genera pa'-rrr.r alt Frrict' go.
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Auction SALES rnture DAYS.
nv rrans d. fIiil q Co.

gOvE-AVENUE BUILDING
tI foT BTTWEYN CLARKE AND HAfvIE
SHEETS, At AUCTION.--On
TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1857,
a, a,cIock r. NJ. on the premises. We will sell
TINT BEAUTIFUL LOT OF GROUND on the
south side OF Grove avenue, 20 feet from IIarvie
street aud near the Jennings residence, trout
lne on Grove avenue ~ feet ~ inches, depth
"a feet 10 n wide alley. This IA n choice lot,
and parties In want OF q good location on tho
leadine fhorougbfare in the West End should
attend this sale.
TERMS: Very accommodating.
FRANK ID. HILL 4 CO.,
NH II Auctioneers.
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BY Quarlcs x McCurdy.
Real Estate Brokers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE AT PUB-
Y Lie AUCTION.
M THE

Real Estate Brokers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE AT PUB
y Lie AUCTION.
OF THE
TWO NFWLY-BUILT AND DEsIRABLY
LOCATED BRICK STORES. nos. n AND
1G NORTH SEVENTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS
AND DIRECTLY
OPPOSITE FIRST MARKET.
jenkins aud vifcl In the Chancery Court
Is. Decree of l9th February,
Cain, &c. 1881.
In execution Of The aforementioned decree
in eaid cause. the undersigned. appointed spe-
cial commissioners thereby, VIII oheI Tor sale
upcn the promises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH ~, 1851,
AZ u o'clock NJ. the above mentioned STORES.
No. Il. at corner Of Walnut alley, has a front
Of 1G feet. ard No. 10, adjoining. has front Or
Il feet inches. Zach Is twostory. built Of
l1ick. and contains about six rooms besides
store-rcom. The lots run back % feet 70 q six
foot alley.
properly will pay well as IN investment
TERMS: one fourth cash. residue OF six,
twelve and eighteen months, negotiable notes
with interest added, and title retained until the
entire purrhase-mouey is paid AMI convey
ancc ordered by the court
j. PRESTON COOKE,
W. +. G.. GARNErr, JR.
Special Commissioners.
". II. JESYINs AND WIFE, PLAINTIFFs, AGAINST
j. =. AND +. VI. CAIN, DEFENDANrs-lH THE
CHANCERY CCUrT or TINT Cf1Y or RICuN0SD.
!, PonianiD II. Berry. clerl; Of said court,
certify hat lie bond required OF the special
conn issioncrs ~ the decree IN said cause OF
1911 feliuary. 1874. has been duly given.
Given under my ham this lth day OF March,
1857. BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
QUARIEs s. NCCURDY Aac;ioneers. NH -
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PROPOSALS..
~
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU or PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING,
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1881. J
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed "PrOposals
for Tobacco" viii he received at this Bureau
until APRIL 20, 1857, at II ociocl; \. NJ. for
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND 400 900 POUNDS
OF NAVY TOBACCO. 10 be delivered at the
navy-y yard, Brooklyn, n. Y, GU or before the
lstday OF November, 1887.
Specifications and forms OF offer VIII be fur
nisheG by this Bureau upon application, and
proposals must be made upon the forms 50 fur
nishod, and in accordance with the specihca-
lions. JAMES FULTON,
NH lS-30t Paymaster-General, L. :. \.
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HALLROan aiNys.

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
465 j. " MAIL daily except sunfa,.
9:25 A. ". ACCONdODA ftOS dan,
Sunday. IT'D
80 a. NJ. NIGHT fyiREss da.l- ...
Monday.
CONNECTIONS.
Az Clifton Forge wl't Chesaueaso a.., ,...
railway for no South. No. ana Saui 81,
81 Iynchbnrg wlth Norfolk llG W,.....-..
road for all poini. sulih. N.utbeasf. tt.. .
vest. and Virginia Midland mltsy rr..
points North and South.
st Richmond Win Asa r.a'ef Ra.v,-.
all points IN the SOYtl, avs Nrfwsrt l...'
rlcksburg and Potomac ralro1i frf.N ...-
NJ Lexington 7lth Baltimore ara O-...
road, making eiose connection. ef u..
Ferry 70 and fror Pii'srrreh auG 30 IA ...
also 20 pointe North aud EasL
S'seJiHg-cdy dNgcAot 10 Walt Tl-.. ,.
Lynehbvrg.
Trains marked ds'ly Except sgris,1
Tickets e0id o. 90 iuts OGce,. .fs ....
Main street, 100 Mai-, ard A. Richnn..i ..,
Allegheny depot, tigSd .ni Canal -.r,s,.
JOHN b. MACNl'f.Ir
General Plg"ot ger and Exprrss t,.',
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FDR RENT.

nWELLING-H FORE
~ BENT.-Honse No. go east Clay -
street; in lirst-fst9 order; modern improve
mems: hot and odd water, bells, FIsaking-
ubcs. Immediate possession can be had, up
ply 10 JOHN PURCELL.
nh 15-fu.F, su, Tx. TIL .Sa&Suit
FOR RENT, 4 NICE BRICK -
= DWELLING, No. 1917 vest Vain street IL
Sax rooms; only SI2.50 per monh.
Also, PRICK DWELLING on Beach street
near Grove avenue. 4 perfect little house.
FossessiOa April Ist
Also, FRAME DWELLING No. south Piae
street, ncaI the Park: newly paper Sd, sc. ReBt
low Possession az ONE. Apply D.
CIiEWNiNG q ROSE Agents
NH 12-cOf3t M 5 north Te1sh street
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TLANTIC COAST LINE

RICHMOND AND TrrgR~8rEG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commencing SUNDAY. Mar. ,,,
trains Cd this rord Yin ruu q. t.. ..r,.
TRAINS sol rlHAtr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-18

The directors Of the Durham and
Lynchburg road meet this evening. 1t
y said that Major Otley, president OF
the road: Is negotiating with capitalists
In regard to the taking Of the bonds by
the latter, and that as soon az the line
from Durham TO Iynchbarg can be so
consolidated that there will be one
mortgage instead OF three the matter
viii be settled. The Virginia Legsla-
ture Is expected to enact the general
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

ST. Louis, Nov. Tine National Live
StuoE Indicator reports:
Cattle-Receipts. 40: shipments, 2iC);
market s.rong, fair ~ choice heavy native
steers. 4 20tpI 20; fair TO good native steers,
6Gpi u; butchers steers medium TO choice,
= 9j05 -; rangers, common to good cornfed,
Hogs Receipts, 1900; shipments 1900; mar
Nct actiN aud at decline, prices ranging from
I'D TO 1 %.
sheep Receipts, lUO; shipments, 500; mar
ket steady; fair to fancy, l0g, %; LAMBS
3 S9Gi 90
kASsAs CITY, Nov. 5.-rhe Live STOCK
indicator reports:
Cattle Receipts 400, shipments, 5000; mar
ket strong for cornfad and choice grass range
steers and priceb 5gltc higher commons
common to medium 25d4 10; grass range
steers choice, ! swap -; common, 6DG2 -;
native COWS, $50 JO feeders, b5CG3 ~,
stockers, 2 UU,G2 Gu; commons. 209l 50.
Hogs Receipts, 300; shipments, none y;
stronger and &c higher: good to choice, 25a
Is; common 10 medium, 4 coal 80; skips
and pigs, , 60 D3 w
sheep Receipts 500 shipments none
market steady; good to choice, 7Sg3 10;
common 10 medium, j@2 90.
CHICAGO, NOV. 5.--The Drovers' journal
Caitie-Receipts 5000 shipments, none;
market steady; shipping steers, h[Gj 90,
stOckers ana feeders, 13G3 20; cows, bulls
ana mixed, ! Jg2 6l Texas cattle. lOl@1 20;
Indians, . oOgi2V; western ranger, Y. b@} 90
Hogs Receipts, 1900; shipments, 700;
msrket strong and &c higher; mixed D a. -;
heavy, 3 al 60; llYnt, 2W@i to.
eep-Receipts, 5000; shipments, none;
market slow; natives 10 Al 3d.; western, w
~ 10; Texans, 1903 ~; lambs, OOlDj 50.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET,

uER-2IG4Oc per ID.
ei:wAX-lIaloc a 10.
&N-ln the shuck, new, soc; old, 65c.
|MEAL-White, in sacAs OF Is tbs, 80;
neal, IN sacks of Al lbs, 65c
ssAGE-S 4@S1ac per 10.
ssAE Cream, liGDl5c per ID; half cream,
I'D; SKINNED, l0c per 10.
pER-ln barrels, 81 "; half barrel, s. ID;
D. 00S9 10.
6s-pull at lO0l2lsc.
YmNew Texas prairie, ~ per ton.
pnsINo dry hint over ~ lbs, l0c No
h ov oadly damaged and bull hides, %g
80 green sailed, &c; y ,. ;, SC; No. green
- ci h'ueS' it95c; No. 2, DC; sneep skins lOa
~ f-llalf bbls, s. 20.
per bushei f0' '' '''''' ''''''
~ n sacks, 2SS8oc r. bushel.
~ ,,ig5a59-IrlSh 81 G0.Gl % per bushel ;
~ Low 2G2tg per ID.
~ EAr-lOc per bushel.
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work, hang curtains and pictures, put down
carpets, Furnish an put mp stoves, IN Ike and
repair all Kinds of tin, zinc or gatvuniz ed
iron work, pack ana ship turuiture, carry the
lsrgest variety OF cook and heating stoves OF
any house ia the city, make II specially OF
blankets, carpets. mattresses and window
s,ad g., huy aud sell all kinds of second
hand goods, sell ON install nent treat every
one right and sell more goods than any retail
house with hut ono exception in Waco, and
are led, Ike some horses, by running ahead
of the leader, and 1t Is hard work to hold Us
back. We don't have To sell al cost we arc
killing old moss-bsck, WACO Curiosity
SHOP.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

have leased the house heretofore known as
the Fifth Street Hotel IN south riftn street
near Franklin and from TT ESbNN NOVEM.
B tk i, lsSl, viii conduct the same its a FIRST
rlasa private boarding house. thank ul for
past iavors solicit the patronage of tn, pub.
lie Private families aud bay Boarders will
be Welcom9 ana every etOrt made to provide
for their comfort Terms reasonable Re.
>pecfully, MR.. B. r., LEHMAN
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nrInEe NnIIrr.

Scaled bids will be received by the Com.
mis siOu Court of McLennan county until
10 O'clo' : Il. m November 18TH 1857, at which
time IN bids VIII be opened TOR the building
of ar ron bridge, and approaches across the
BIazos r.ver from the mouth of Elm street In
the city of Waco. said bridge to be { 80 feet
long, ~ feet above low water level, 20 feet
roadway in the clear and II i've root sidewalk
on each side. The bridge will compress three
spans, the centre span 2i0 feet and each end
span to be 100 feet The piers to tie of tubu
nr Iron not less than six feet III dianIater with
q and 81 inch iron for the !woceu,re piers and
not less than I've feet in diameter and ~ inch
iron for the two end piers. The bridge
must he ti.s,-class In every way and have "A
capacity of not less than l0l pounds 10 the
square foot. Bidders will furnish their own
plans aud specifications ami any bin accept. 1
viii be subject u the conditions and stipula.
lions OF IL contract to be entered into hetwo III
the county ana bridge company, dictated by
The cOmmiss toner's court All bids viii be
hled with J. W, Baker. county clerk.
The right is reserved 70 reject any or all
bid WA ". EVANS,
County Judge of MIC lehman county.
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sd. louis MooL M -.KEr.

.tcany ' S'd Quotations anchaased,
uuwashed bright medium, lsG3i; coarse
braid, ljg22; low sandy, TOOLS; flne bright
ldd9u; for light l2glS; tub.w ished, choice,
ib,IlO; fair 3iGij. low, 3UG32.
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Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour-ln fair inquiry and without speciel
change in prices; winter wheat, . iOgi Cl;
,rring, I'li 30; rye, . 500 0O; buckwneat,
UuNt 30.
WueotN 40. red, IS.
Corn, No. >, IA.
Oat>-NO =, ga.
Mess pork, per bbl - jn,l2 Is.
Lard, per I0l pounds, 10
short RIB sides loose - az 20.
Dry siutrd shoulders boxed ~.
Short clear sides boxed 1905 10.
Hams, steady at l20SDli ~.
Whisky, dtstlIlers' furnished goods / 10
per gallon.
new ORLEANS, nov. Flour quiet but
steady; choice 2IS3 -; fancy, ) 'Og3 -;
extra fancy, 10; widter wheat patents, / 4OG
10; Minnesota patent process, 7l,Gi s..
Corn Unsettled but generally lower;
mixed, aaGD5bc; white and yellow, bic
Uats-tluiet bu' steady; No. 2, HSCG5.
tJrnmeal. quiet at 2 80.
Hay, steady With fair demand; prime, II on
(Dlh o.; choice, " tD(D2u o.
Hog Products-tluiet but steady.
Puik, II -.
Lard, refined fierce, 10.
Bulk Meats--Lower; shoulders. 3 %; long
clear aud clear ribs, 62h
Bacon-shoulders, 75i long clear and
clear ribs, 62hs.
Hams-Choice suRsr-cured, canvasscd il 90
Whisky steady mt l O5l9l 81.
Conee-In light demand with holders firm;
Rice In ftir demand at 4g5c
Cotton seed Products-tluiet and weak !;
prime crude oil, 20 ty3lc; summer yellow 3ea,3i
Coke and meal easier at l9OOGl1 90
Bran-tluiet and weak at 72IaaD75c
sugar quiet but steady; open kettle,
grHuulated 6HtG63 &C; choice white, &c; oil
white, 81 % -; choice We low clarified j. lie ;
oil yellow CHARMED, 30 SC; seconds iCg43. /;
fancy yellow clarified, 53sc.
Molasses-Dull; open kettle fancy 42G43c
CentritugAls, strictly prime, 2s(A2yc,
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GALVESTON COFFEE MARKET.

GALVESTON, Nov 5.--WholeSaie dealers
report: Market unchanged; Ordinary ~,
suod ordinary, 2l3%; tair to lrime 22]. choice,
-; pcHberry, y; govern meni Java, -,
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KIDNEY PAINS

NJ VITA their Weity. iuII, aching NE
~HSf& Iess al gone sensation, relieved
fT4( in ono minute py the Guticnru
YEN Anti-Iniu Plaster The dr-i and
NM only pAin-.ubIuins plaster. Ab-o-
I az \ lutey uuriyslled a. AL in-teutane.
Gus and iuiallibic autiiot 10 pitn intamua-
lion aud weakness. \ AL druggists, rs cents 4,
five for s 10, or postage free, Of FOT III DRUG
AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mass.
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LIV ERPOOL COTTON

= HHrooL sPoTs-NIGHT REPORT
sshHGro9L' Nov, 5.-Cotton spots closed
'l' prices unchanged
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AKkETS BY TELEGRAPH.
COTTON.

Is AT UNITED STATES PORTS.
hsIoN, Nov. 5.-The following IL n
br,s aa,e statement of cotton receipts at
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ir,es' 90 bales; American, 500
IMPORTS 1000 bales; American, 1862
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-28
THE FIRST FIRE
For Nearly Three Months-It Proves
Quite A Disastrous One.

The fire alarm trrned in at Pals
a. M, Tues from the Salamander
Fire Brick works was promptly re-
sponded to by the department. The
run, however, was a long one, but as
the fire was confined to the kiln room
of the factory, it was only a few mo-
ments work to put it out. The origin
of the fire is supposed to have been
in the top of the kiln room, where
one of the kilns, which was being
burned, reaches to the roof, which is
supported by wooden rafters. The
damage to the building amounts to
considerable, though the contents,
on which there was no insurance,
are not greatly damaged. The works
were just opened, and the fire will
cause a delay of some weeks, though
work was resumed as usual this
morning in the west wing of the
building. The insurance on the
building was with Bassford & Tuck
er. Harry johnson, one Of the hose
men Of the Fire Department, was
overcome by the heat while on duty,
bat had recovered almost fully this
morning,
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Audrain County Teachers.

Com. Jno. P. Gass has just clos
ed a Normal Institute for the Boone
county teachers at Centralia,in which
the enrolment reached one hundred
and three, just one more than wss
enrolled in the Audrain Go. Institute
one year ago. Boone county has
succeeded in nearly doubling her en-.
rollment, showing an increase from
55 to 100.
|, Audrain county is the leading
county in educational work, and he1
teachers cannot afford to let Their
Normal Institute fall behind that OF
any of the adjoining counties in re-
gard to numbers and interest.
Your Executive Committee and
other officers are ambitious to excel
Audrain County Normal should open
Aug. 18th with one hundred teachers
present.
School officers should see that theil
teachers are present and enrolled for
the full term. No teacher can afford
to stay away ; no school a afford
to employ a non-progressive teacher
The best methods and models are
here presented and the young teach
er can gain as much experience here
in two weeks as he can from bis frs
six months school
Teachers. school officers, and al
friends Of education r cordially in
vited to attend. FIX. Cow.